The Jinn's Tale

Benjamin Bartholomew had been enjoying his retirement from the Caligo. For nearly three decades, he'd stood at his partner's side weaving his Jinn enchantments, as they'd secretly struggled against the eldritch horrors lurking at the fringes of reality.
He'd assumed that such terrors were in the past and for the last five years, the most stressful part of his day had been testing new recipes on the customers of Arthurs Bar.
Unfortunately, it turned out that the past wasn't done with him.
When his partner, Hazel, was dragged back into the murky, supernatural world of Lineage, he was compelled to take his place beside her and once again reluctantly wield his powers to protect them from a terrifying new threat.
But when Hazel goes missing, and he experiences a close brush with death, Benjamin realises that his memories of the past may not be completely accurate. Unable to resist pulling at loose mental threads, he discovers his personal reality may be nothing more than a tissue thin façade and he might not be the man he thought he was.
Follow Benjamin's tale, in this second book of the Clash of Glass.